Just as a side note, i agree with what was previous said. My dad had a 95 silverado 1500, put new tires on it with 90,000 miles and the rings on the pistons were basically gone by 105,000 miles. So he wasted about $600 on his brand new bridgestone duelers, but man those tires sounded great! They had a nice humm down the road, the truck sounded awesome too, but he's never had a chevy that's lasted. They just seem so much tougher than fords but ergg i'm getting off topic. Anyways, make sure your going to keep the truck for a while, if you are, invest in tires, it's worth it. My dad now has wildcat tourings on his 02 F-150, he likes them but i think they perform terrible in the snow. They don't make a sound. We were going up north in a snow storm 2 years ago and while we were in green bay, we were going over a bridge hauling the trailer and the his tires started spinning and the trailer went over into the other lane. luckily there wasn't a car there, i said my first swear word around my dad around that moment. I literally crapped my pants. So ya wanna know what might be a good idea if u really can't decide? go look around at car dealers for trucks with certain tires and ask to test drive them. Or just ask to test drive a buddy's if possible. Just my 2 cents.
